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When this song from Brooklyn group Yeasayer first burst through my headphones, it near blew my mind. Literally. Every brain cell, every sensory mechanism was set to overdrive as the lush harmonies soaked deeper and deeper. This, my friends, is the future of rock and roll. And we can say we were there at the birth of it.

Listen to Yeasayer’s, 2080.

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